Ron Pearcy
Airman 1st Class
Can anyone tell me where to get a brush on superglue accelerator for EZ line rigging.
Ta.
Ta.
CA glue accelerator.
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Ron Pearcy
Airman 1st Class
Thanks mate. I was just a bit concerned about overspray. That's why I enquired about a brush for more accuracy.
fubar57
General
I use something similar to these...
One needs to be careful as the brush can stick to the part. Google "Hobby Micro Brush". The beauty section in drug stores carries these as well and are probably cheaper. I use Zip Kicker which had a spray top option but I find this very messy, Throw the sprayer away and keep the black lid...
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Ron Pearcy
Airman 1st Class
Thanks fellas. That solves it.
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Ron Pearcy
Airman 1st Class
Cheers all.
Builder 2010
Staff Sergeant
I find that thin CA cures almost instantly when applied to E-Z-line. That fiber is made of very fine filaments that expose the CA to large surface area which kicks it very quickly. Sometimes too quickly. Simply a touch cures it and you may not want it cured. I use no accelerator with E-Z Line.
N4521U
Colonel
Just something I have discovered.
Most of us have breathed moisture on our eye glasses to clean?
I have found if I do this on applied CA glue, it adds enough moisture for it to go off.
As Mike Went pointed out once, or more, it's moisture that sets it off.
That's why it sticks to our fingers, a bit of moisture.
Just sayin.
Most of us have breathed moisture on our eye glasses to clean?
I have found if I do this on applied CA glue, it adds enough moisture for it to go off.
As Mike Went pointed out once, or more, it's moisture that sets it off.
That's why it sticks to our fingers, a bit of moisture.
Just sayin.
TheRealMrEd
Airman 1st Class
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Back in the day, when I was younger and not too bright, the standard way to set "Hot Stuff" (the prevalent CA of it's time) was to blow cigarette smoke on it!. I would not take up smoking for this small benefit, but for those who still do -- give it a shot.
I quite smoking 30+ years ago, and now I'm almost allergic to regular CA., but not to the newer, flexible "oderless" kinds. These work great as sot attachment glues, but not any good as filler or for main construction.
Ed
I quite smoking 30+ years ago, and now I'm almost allergic to regular CA., but not to the newer, flexible "oderless" kinds. These work great as sot attachment glues, but not any good as filler or for main construction.
Ed
N4521U
Colonel
GD CA adhesive....................
I have come to the conclusion Zap is Crap!!!!!!
Not even a third of this bottle used and hard as a bloody rock.
I'm going over to the 10 cent stuff..........
You might ask why it's cut back so much at the nozzle.........
it's because I had to every time I used it.
Wonder why the tip and bottle was even changed??????
Crap I say!!!!!!!!!
I have come to the conclusion Zap is Crap!!!!!!
Not even a third of this bottle used and hard as a bloody rock.
I'm going over to the 10 cent stuff..........
You might ask why it's cut back so much at the nozzle.........
it's because I had to every time I used it.
Wonder why the tip and bottle was even changed??????
Crap I say!!!!!!!!!
Donivanp
Captain
I buy this at Harbor Freight for $3.99 each. Gel or regular.
N4521U
Colonel
Still too much to pay for a few drops.
fubar57
General
I use this...
fubar57
General
Yikes.................
Donivanp
Captain
I agree but you get ten small tubes and you only open one when you need it. I keep the lid tight and it pointed up and it last pretty well. Just saying.
fubar57
General
...or this, with less yikes...
N4521U
Colonel
Either in Oz???????
N4521U
Colonel
Sorry Doni didn't see the photo....
But still, I am in Oz.
But still, I am in Oz.
